The Legend of R4ndom Reverse Engineering Tutorials

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About Me:
Born in 1994, he was just a child when he got his first computer in 2001. Like many children, he spent years playing games until 2007. In 2005, while still a child, he became curious about how games worked and began his research. He first tried to write cheats for games, but that wasn't what he wanted. What he wanted was to analyze how the system worked backwards and have free access to everything, and thus his reverse engineering adventure began. Although he tried to help everyone for free under different identities for years, he realized as he grew older that the industry completely exploited his good intentions, and he created this forum to offer paid services.
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R4ndom’s Beginning Reverse Engineering Tutorials

Tutorial #1 -    What is reverse engineering?
Tutorial #2 -    Introducing OllyDBG
Tutorial #3 -    Using OllyDBG, Part 1
Tutorial #4 -    Using OllyDBG, Part 2
Tutorial #5 -    Our First (Sort Of) Crack
Tutorial #6 -    Our First (True) Crack
Tutorial #7 -    More Crackmes
Tutorial #8 -    Frame Of Reference
Tutorial #9 -    No Strings Attached
Tutorial #10 -    The Levels of Patching
Tutorial #11 -    Breaking In Our Noob Skills
Tutorial #12 -    A Tougher NOOBy Example
Tutorial #13 -    Cracking a Real Program
Tutorial #14 -    How to remove nag screens
Tutorial #15 -    Using the Call Stack.
Tutorial #16A -    Dealing with Windows Messages.
Tutorial #16B -    Self Modifying Code.
Tutorial #16C -    Bruteforcing.
Tutorial #17 -    Working with Delphi Binaries.
Tutorial #18 -  Time Trials and Hardware Breakpoints.
Tutorial #19 -    Creating patchers.
Tutorial #20A -    Dealing with Visual Basic Binaries, Part 1.
Tutorial #20B -    Dealing with Visual Basic Binaries, Part 2.
Tutorial #21 -    Anti-Debugging Techniques.
Tutorial #22 -    Code Caves and PE Sections.
Tutorial #23 -    TLS Callbacks.

Modifying Binaries For Fun And Profit

Adding a Splash Screen -    Creating a code cave to show a custom splash on an application
Adding a Menu Item -    Adding a menu item to an existing binary.
Making a Window Non-Closeable -    Making a Window Non-Closeable.
The Never Ending Program -    Opening message boxes every time a user tries to close a program.
DLL Injection 1 -    Adding an opening message box through DLL injection.
DLL Injection 2 -    Adding a splash bitmap through DLL injection.

R4ndom’s Guide to RadASM

Installing and setting up -    Installing RadASM and configuring the environment.
Creating our first project -    Creating our first project.
Adding an Icon and Menu -    Adding an Icon and Menu.

Miscellaneous

The Reverse Engineer’s Toolkit -    Tools every reverse engineer should know about.
Shrinking C++ Binaries -    Shrinking binaries through Visual Studio.

Other Tutorials

Author     Tutorial     
XOR06     Cracking DriverFinder
nwokiller     Unpacking PELock v1.06
XOR06     Bypassing a keyfile
XOR06     Bypassing a Serial and server Check
XOR06     Bypassing a Serial in a Delphi Binary
XOR06     Finding a serial using bitmaps.
XOR06     Easy unpacking.
XOR06     Where and How to pacth a serial routine.
XOR06     Patching a server check, 30 day time trial, and a nag.
XOR06     Serialfishing a correct serial.
XOR06     Another way of finding the patch.
XOR06     Why it’s so important to search for pointers.
XOR06     .NET Crackme with tutorial
XOR06     .NET Crackme (no tutorial)

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